No. But you can try.

OK, I was in a hurry earlier; probably should have just waited to post.
Chestnuts are not easy to root from cuttings, but it has been done, and if you google it up, you'll find some info on doing it - but perhaps a more productive/successful method is nutgrafting - but you'll need some viable seednuts.

Here is a link that might be useful: Nutgrafting chestnuts